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Nice!!!

sounds really cool, by any chance did you use the Erica Syntrx in any of these sounds?

I've been following your videos and your work, I am wondering, how do you incorporate your hardware and synths into game audio? What kind of video games do you usually work on?

What is your audio routing ? Deluge goes into the octatrack ?

Nice. I gotta get an oxi one!!

Where do I get that game?

I’ve owned a few and Fusebox X has been my favorite sound. Not always easy in production scenarios but a glorious sound.

This feels less like a TH-cam video and more like im just over at me mate’s gaff and he’s telling me about his 0coast. And I mean that in the best way possible. Great primer, weirdly very few good tutorials for this machine kicking about.

Is there an input or manner to reset the sequencer in Ample?

I got my 0-coast and 0-ctrl last thursday. Less than a week ago. And I already loves it!!

Great concept for a vlog. The Continuumini is an amazing chameleon. I used it for a harmonica on a Duane Eddy tune I covered and I doubt anyone could tell (check my Bandcamp if you’re interested in hearing).

Really enjoying this format and the examples. Thanks for sharing!

Love this format. Would definitely listen to this as a podcast! Was so gutted when Esoteric Modulation stopped - my favourite bit was at the start when they shared short musical sketches they’d made using certain instruments/effects that had given them creative inspiration. This feels just like that!

Nice video and format :)

Nice Vid, refreshing format. Cheers

This format is great, you should definitely continue. I used to do monthly dumps of WIPs and clips from my shows etc but i never liked talking to camera so there was never really any context.

Splendid! Please keep these coming, fantastic format ❤

I really enjoy this format. As I see it, hearing the context, motivations, and connections around the work makes the work a richer experience. I also enjoy seeing the different explorations all gathered together here-the larger connections and ideas that tie them together become more audible this way. Do you think spending some more time with the Dada Noise System has changed the way you approach modular or, for example, the Syntrx II?

Awesome vid! This is a very good idea, very inspiring! Great jams too 👌 thanks for the shout out ❤

Hell yeah! This is such a nice spin on it! Nothing dramatic or over the top dogma and negative rules, but context and personality for days! I really enjoyed the finished video (for anyone reading he was kind enough to show me the draft and ask if including a clip from my video was cool with me) and it feels like a very good way to include some of the bits I often find missing. Great! Also monthly semi casual updates seems like a good idea, I might get inspired back and do something similar!

Great interview. Michael I’d really love to see a video about your own journey getting into being a sound designer in the video game industry. I’m interested in following this path as I’m sure others are and it would be great to hear about your experiences Thanks for all the great content so far !

Thank you. It really looks like you got your money's worth.

This video is brilliant. Thanks for taking the time to put this together.

What rack are you using to hold the 3 items?

I'm waiting for my own..

You both made such compelling conversation that I almost felt like an intruder 😅 Thanks for the wonderful insight, I'm grateful for all the idea-sharing!

I so want to get into sound designfir games you lucky pup. Great vid, been looking between the o coast and the eowave quantrid swarm. 2 different beasts I know, but I'm gonna go for the eowave next me thinks Also, what is this game, it looks awesome.

well done 🎹

Sick video, I was in a rut about what to do for a set on the weekend and borrowed a 0 Coast and this was the first video I watched and immediately nailed using it!

cant believe i stumbled upon this recent of an upload. excited to hear more about the setup. i just recently bought a digitakt and excited to use it with my eurorack

Good stuff, nice thoughtful setup 👏

Really nice video thank you. Also, the album is really inspiring, I Just bought it on tape from Bandcamp. Please keep up the good work.

now that the digitakt 2 came out i guess its not a good time to trade but if you dont need the digitakt overdrive / filter you could trade it for like a digitone. same form factor, enough sequencing and you have your melody machine.

everytime i wanted to build a modular drum thing i got stuck on the i/o and sequencing bit. the thing you built has only a master out not an out per track. maybe ive just been overthinking it, it sounds good for sure.

What is the stand you have the ALM case on? Thanks

Love seeing your workflow with this and that given a percussion focussed case it’s so different than I’d approach it. I love that about eurorack. Very cool idea sending irregular clocks to Zularic. It definitely invites you to get as funky as you want with it, how it’s set up. Even though it’s essentially a bunch of tables, I’d really like to mess with one at some point. Especially when you’re just looking to be in the middle of music instead of thinking too deeply of the beats. I like your ideal setup being something that can fit in a backpack. Feel like that’s really where those little ALM cases shine. My 4u definitely doesn’t fit in a backpack, 104 is quite sticky outy. Anyway, appreciate your videos and thoughts. I’ll look out for the next one.

using midi note trains as clock sources is so underrated, honestly - you can really easily do that "dropped note" shifting of patterns that way by just... muting a step, and then things will start to rotate.

That just sounds incredible. Beautiful sounds coming out of that box!

Glad to hear someone say Digitact rather than Diggytact. Your videos are very inspiring. Ta

nice little setup. Looking forward to your take on the SSF drum modules. I was keeping an eye on them for quite some time, but I was worried that they are more geared for techno/harder sounds. Your groove sounds smooth, though. Well done.

There’s so little out there about this synth, so I really appreciate your video - I’m SO close to getting myself one but I wish there was more online to help me decide! I’m torn between this and the Syntrx II, as far as I can see the Syntrx probably lends itself to more complex sounds? How complex can you get on the Ample? It seems more musical to me than the Syntrx but it’s hard to tell - I wish someone would make a video comparing them both!

Do you have an affiliate link? I’d like to show my support.

This is so helpful and inspiring … thank you

Weird, I just yesterday ordered that same ALM case! It's seems like it'll be such a nice compact setup, and I can't wait to get some modules into it. Great videos lately mate! Case setup looks fun!

Damn smart setup. Keep up the great work

Great explanation! Which touch screen are you using for Ableton?

Vera cool demo with this little monster😊 it would be nice to know how young the patches made exactly!?😢

Just think.... Aphex Twin was getting these sounds with extremely primitive gear like 30 years ago....

Is this game a remake of Thrust? Nice

Genuinely entertaining to watch/hear your process ! Thank you 🙏